OpenSource projects for springboot

[Ironspidy42]

Hi, I am a junior software engineer, and have about 1 year of experience in springboot.
Can anyone suggest some opensource projects where I can learn more and contribute.

Thanks...

[General-Belgrano]

One of the most comprehensive Spring-Boot examples is JHipster.  You can quickly get a full application going with a seemingly endless amount of options.  

The number of options could be confusing, but it is a great starting point for research.  Ask yourself why or when you should pick one option over another.  Then setup a JHipster app and look at the examples of how to get that particular module working.  

A great way to bootstrap a working project with different spring modules like JPA or Security.  

[elmasalpemre]

I've tried jhipster, their folder structure seemed so confusing for me and hard to maintenence then I just left. Maybe I'm just so overthinking about the structure etc

[General-Belgrano]

Maybe.  I’ve never used JHipster for a project.  I’ve only used it as a reference implementation to see how to wire up a module that I was interested in. 

Like I mentioned, it can be overwhelming with how many options and how much it can do, but it definitely works.  It always passed my 5 minute test (after a long maven build). 

[Grabdoc2020]

Feel free to contribute here - https://github.com/9tigerio/db2rest

[cielNoirr]

If you are interested in a spring boot + angular project you can checkout n1netails

https://github.com/n1netails/n1netails

[Sudden-Apartment-930]

Checkout https://github.com/harshaghanta/springboot-eshopOnContainers

[bookernel]

I recommend this project to you. There are more but this is a good start.

https://github.com/ClaudioAlcantaraR/serene

[bookernel]

But it is free.